Need to replace my tyres but noticed that a small area of the rear wheel paint has started to scratch off The front wheel is spot on and so is the rest of the rear - can only assume that that section wasn't cleaned down properly before the top coat went onto the primer. Needs to be 100% right before I put the wheels back on the bike so gonna strip both wheels down and repaint them with rattle cans (again!). I used Simoniz last time - had a look through old posts but can't find a real recommendation for wheel paint? I need something close to the satin black original and it HAS to be hard-wearing. This has been recommended on other forums?
https://www.frost.co.uk/frost-extreme-h ... ack-500ml/
What about applying a satin clear coat afterwards? Any other advice? (apart from powder coating!...........)
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Wheel Paint - What to Use?
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Re: Wheel Paint - What to Use?
I used Wurths Satin Black on both my MkII and A1. MkII has done 25000km and paint has performed excellently.
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Re: Wheel Paint - What to Use?
nicomkii wrote:I used Wurths Satin Black on both my MkII and A1. MkII has done 25000km and paint has performed excellently.
Only just seen your reply but thanks for the info mate - after a bit of research, I've gone for U-Pol PCEP/AL Powercan Etch Primer and U-Pol Powercan Top Coat Satin Black. Fingers crossed!
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Re: Wheel Paint - What to Use?
To pick up on your earlier note,
The Frost or eastwoods extreme chassis black is great stuff, I use it on all black frame stuff its very hardwearing.
Just wish they did a silver version as well. But definitional recommended.
The Frost or eastwoods extreme chassis black is great stuff, I use it on all black frame stuff its very hardwearing.
Just wish they did a silver version as well. But definitional recommended.
Re: Wheel Paint - What to Use?
Hi
I have a new BT45 back Tyre in Norwich 50.00 quid if you need one ..
Cheers
Vince
I have a new BT45 back Tyre in Norwich 50.00 quid if you need one ..
Cheers
Vince
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Re: Wheel Paint - What to Use?
zince wrote:Hi
I have a new BT45 back Tyre in Norwich 50.00 quid if you need one ..
Cheers
Vince
Hi Vince - bloody marvellous! Would definitely have had it but have already bought and fitted a set of BT45's.
Cheers anyway mate
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Re: Wheel Paint - What to Use?
bulldogbobby wrote:Need to replace my tyres but noticed that a small area of the rear wheel paint has started to scratch off
I use Frost restorations- Eastwood Satin Black wheel paint - but paint after new tyres fitted. Mask tyres off with wedges of card all round.
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Re: Wheel Paint - What to Use?
ADRIAN H wrote:bulldogbobby wrote:Need to replace my tyres but noticed that a small area of the rear wheel paint has started to scratch off
I use Frost restorations- Eastwood Satin Black wheel paint - but paint after new tyres fitted. Mask tyres off with wedges of card all round.
Thanks mate
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Re: Wheel Paint - What to Use?
Polished and Painted.
Pleased with the results - let's see how they hold up
Pleased with the results - let's see how they hold up
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Re: Wheel Paint - What to Use?
bulldogbobby wrote:Polished and Painted.
Pleased with the results - let's see how they hold up
Front Wheel Polished and Painted.jpgRear Wheel Polished and painted.jpg
Looking Good.
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Re: Wheel Paint - What to Use?
ADRIAN H wrote:bulldogbobby wrote:Polished and Painted.
Pleased with the results - let's see how they hold up
Front Wheel Polished and Painted.jpgRear Wheel Polished and painted.jpg
Looking Good.
Thanks mate
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